Blücher pit (Gleißen)

The Blücher mine was an alum ore mine in Gleißen, today's Glisno (Lubniewice) in Poland . In the neighboring Himberg mountains, the ridge is mainly formed by a lignite formation. A bituminous seam of alum ore can also be found in the south-westerly dipping deposit in the cold ground in individual narrow lines . The most important camp is in the vicinity of the Blücher Pit and the neighboring Wellington Pit .

Individual evidence

^ Contributions to geognosy and mining by Wilhelm Schultz, Berlin 1821, p. 25ff. accessed on February 26, 2016
↑ Teutschland, geognostically = geologically represented and explained with charts and average drawings, A magazine by Ch. Keferstein, Fifth Volume I. Heft, Weimar 1827, p. 345, accessed on February 26, 2016

Web links

F. Plettner: The brown coal in the Mark Brandenburg; their distribution and storage, Berlin 1852, p. 104 accessed on February 26, 2016

52.475062 15.243883Coordinates: 52 ° 28 '30.2 " N , 15 ° 14' 38" E

[1] Contributions to geognosy and mining by Wilhelm Schultz, Berlin 1821, p. 25ff. accessed on February 26, 2016

[2] Teutschland, geognostically = geologically represented and explained with charts and average drawings, A magazine by Ch. Keferstein, Fifth Volume I. Heft, Weimar 1827, p. 345, accessed on February 26, 2016